The Chionodoxa Gigantea Alba sprinkles the ground in white blooms, almost blanketing the ground like snow. This “Glory of the Snow” grows to a compact height of 6 inches whether it’s planted in full sunlight or partial shade. Attracting butterflies, it blossoms in the early spring months, gracing containers or gardens with its long lasting beauty. Naturally resistant to deer and rabbits, the Chionodoxa “Gigantea Alba” is a delicate hardy flower that makes the perfect naturalizer for any landscape.
• Suggested planting rate: ten bulbs per 1 ft²
• Planting Location: Full Sun - partial shade
• Height: 6"
• Blooms: February
• Bulb size: 5+cm bulbs
• USDA Hardiness Zone: 3-8
Notes: The Chionodoxa Gigantea Alba bulbs are one of the earliest to bloom. Excellent naturalized with daffodils, muscari or scilla.
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